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Locked Out of WordPress Dashboard – Database Editing Not Working
I have been doing some extensive work with client sites (and my own) that involve moving sites across the internet. Now, moving a standard site consisting of simple files is relatively easy. Simply copying and pasting the directory (and then adjusting any DNS settings) is all that is required to get these up an running.…
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WordFence: State of WordPress 2022
WordFence released its “2022 State of WordPress” report last month. Here’s what it says about the security of WordPress sites across the internet.
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Summer 2022: WordPress Security News
Major vulnerabilities in Ninja Forms, WP Bakery, and Download Manager, along with several “minor” vulnerabilities.
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February 2022 WordPress Security Updates
February was an active month for WordPress site administrators. If you’re in charge of a WordPress site, make sure that you’re keeping things up-to-date!
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November 2021 Tech/Security Roundup
This month’s update includes several new WordPress vulnerabilities, the GoDaddy breach, vulnerabilities in Netgear routers and 40% of smartphones, and more.
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September 2021 Tech and Security Roundup
This month’s tech and security news features Apple’s new devices and software, Google’s antitrust, Facebook’s meltdown(s), and more!
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August 2021 Tech Roundup
This month features information about Apple’s new CSAM protection, WordPress exploits, Google’s latest victim, and more!
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July 2021 Tech Roundup
A very active security month – Windows has a (big) printing problem, Android’s built-in security isn’t great, WooCommerce has a big problem, and more.
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New Web Resource for Horn Players
A new horn resource from one of the authors of Horn Matters and the creator of Horn Articles Online.
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June 2021 Tech Roundup
This month we had two WordPress plugin exploits, a couple of other troubling WordPress issues, and news about Peloton, lots of zero-days patched, Facebook VR ads, and 1TB of data from an unknown malware.